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Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… if the word, recognize, shall be part of the question. Mr. Neville. The word, recognize, gives away the question. It … Tellers. Noes 168. Sir Arthur Haslerigge and Mr. Neville, Tellers. So it was resolved, that this word, … a vote that nothing be binding till all be passed. Mr. Neville. You are now where you were in the King's time. He …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… if I am not mistaken, of the accomplished Henry Neville, of this Parliament, is satisfied with merely …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… but by a Council of War. Sir Arthur Haslerigge, Mr. Neville, Mr. Knightley and others, moved that the petitioners …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… a great debate, touching an accusation of a member, Mr. Neville, for atheism and blasphemy. Mr. Bulkeley was … been put on by three ministers, who, it seems, heard Mr. Neville speak words to the same purpose; but there was no … Appoint a day that you will be ready to Hear it. Mr. Neville. I would not have it left sine die, but that you …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… was said by the old members, your mace cannot go out. Mr. Neville. If you find that Major-general Overton's business … Bulkeley. Appoint a day to hear the whole business. Mr. Neville. It appears by the date, that he has been three years … warrant be illegal as to one, it is so as to another. Mr. Neville. It appears not before you, that there are no other …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… and papers, for the service of the Committee. Mr. Neville. I would have you take into speedy consideration the … the bounding the Chief Magistrate. I humbly submit it. Mr. Neville. I think the last proposition, whether you will have …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… is here, put the question, and put it off your hands. Mr. Neville. The Clerk of the Commonwealth is here by your order. …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… the Noes. The Noes went out. Noes 87. Mr. Chaloner and Mr. Neville, Tellers. Yeas 163. Mr. Boscawen and Colonel …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… that are against a negative to have this question put. Mr. Neville. It is all one. You will either have the Lords' … presented by this House. Let that be the question. Mr. Neville. The inconveniences are equal, on both sides. I … Tellers. Lord Fairfax, Sir Christopher Wyvill, and Colonel Neville divided with the Yeas. Mr. Bodurda moved for leave …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… when the question is put, I may be in the next room. Mr. Neville. I intended not to have troubled you in this debate. …